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The first camping trip with the fur kids was a success. They did outstanding!
Thank you to the camping commitee Gina and Kat, Sowel Creek is a great find worth returning to.
Thank you Dave for cooking, it was delicious. Lynn, your hamburgers were stellar. Rick, thank you for the delicious cobler.
Ive learned to not totally rely on cellphone technology, it was frustrating to be in the dark when there was a need to be addressed. So glad that the ankle was the only injury Nate. Could have been far worse.
Enjoyed all of your company and conversation. See you at the next event!
It was a great weekend. Thanks to Kat and Gina for picking the right weekend and place to have a riding/camping weekend. Some events just work out well. This one did. Dave, of course, provided the meeting place with his lighted pavilion, exceptional chef skills and cooking equipment. JT led an relaxed and easy ride for the tiddlers. I'm sure that his hot rod Honda and the three KTM 690's could have blazed down those gravel roads much faster, way too fast for my courage, skills or KLX 250s. Nate had a fall but handled it well. I hope you heal quickly without any complications. Tom proved that an RT can handle dry dirt/gravel roads but not necessarily happily. Kat proved that she is still a good, strong bike rider. Is another bike in her future?
I’m doing pretty well all things considered. Turned out to be a dislocated big toe and a mild concussion. I’m going to see and ortho doctor tomorrow to have it reset.
Robert, thanks for the excellent summation of a fine weekend I'm glad my mirrors and wires gave the illusion of riding capability. Or maybe Q just makes me look good.
Nate! So glad you've got some clear info on your ouchfest. Now on to healfest! We're all sending the good vibes to get you back together. Not sure it works on bikes but we'll do our best
Yes, I was actually really happy with how the helmet performed. My head didn't move at all in the helmet itself. It was the shock to the back of the head that did it. The only real symptom was dizziness for several days after. Especially if I turned my head in certain direction, I would get what felt like vertigo. Dr said its pretty normal after any kind of head impact. Needless to say I will definitely be getting a replacement helmet.
As far as my foot goes, I found out yesterday from my orthopedic doctor that my big toe will require surgery to repair. I'm schedule to go in this morning to have the bones reset and insert a temporary pin to keep them aligned. It seems like a relatively minor procedure and I should be back home later this afternoon.
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